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Dr Matt
7:56 Thu Mar 30
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They were a great person. Rest in Peace.
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riosleftsock
7:46 Thu Mar 30
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O Grady was an old school bumder/panto dame. I thought he was witty, charming and good fun. Bit like Julian Clary really.
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WHU(Exeter)
7:36 Thu Mar 30
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Thought the Battersea dogs home programmes he did were the best things he's done. He was just himself in those and the whole thing was brilliant because of that.
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violator
4:07 Thu Mar 30
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Of course, my mistake!
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Side of Ham
3:01 Thu Mar 30
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Wasn't that one of his other logins violator?
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violator
2:49 Thu Mar 30
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I'm surprised he didn't say the owner is a big west ham fan
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Far Cough
2:42 Thu Mar 30
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If Swiss is recommending something it is to be avoided at all costs.
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Moncurs Putting Iron
2:35 Thu Mar 30
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Swiss,
Because whilst everyone else was relating to loss to the public of someone broadly regarded as an entertainer and nice person and offering RIP.
You made it about you seeing him and that the venue is now a restaurant that you recommend.
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MTC
7:47 Wed Mar 29
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My missus used to work with a women who’s daughter was a vet at Battersea dogs home.She said he was a genuinely nice bloke and often got upset about the condition of some of the dogs that were brought in.
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Swiss.
7:14 Wed Mar 29
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Moncurs Putting Iron 1:50 Wed Mar 29
Why on earth was that directed to me?
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SurfaceAgentX2Zero
7:08 Wed Mar 29
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twoleftfeet
O'Grady was a gay man. Even in the early part of his career, when he was the drag queen Lily Savage, he was overtly a man dressed up as a woman.
I can see no reason why anyone would refer to him as they/them
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Grumpster
4:14 Wed Mar 29
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Top bloke was Lily and many a dog owes a happy existence to him and his highlighting of battersea, so RIP.
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North Bank
3:39 Wed Mar 29
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Like others, loved the Battersea Dogs Show he did where he came across as a genuine, caring man and no age at all
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Mr Kenzo
3:33 Wed Mar 29
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Probably because its a garbage tabloid Lee, one of the worst ones out there.
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Lee Trundle
3:14 Wed Mar 29
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29 articles on the Daily Mail's website about this.
Bit OTT.
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Iron Duke
2:00 Wed Mar 29
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Not as bothered as you, obviously.
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twoleftfeet
1:59 Wed Mar 29
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I'm annoyed that some non entity drag queen gave a tribute to Paul O'Grady but used the pronouns they/them when talking about him!!!
Even his own husband used the pronouns he/him so why is this bloke not doing the same?
I don't get the sense that O'Grady was bothered by pronouns.
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Moncurs Putting Iron
1:50 Wed Mar 29
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Swiss. 1:28 Wed Mar 29
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Tomshardware
1:45 Wed Mar 29
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No age, sad as he was a good bloke. R.I.P.
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Moncurs Putting Iron
1:44 Wed Mar 29
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Liked his act, liked him even more on the Battersea dogs home programme. As many have already said came accross and genuine and a nice person.
Sad at his passing. RIP
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Moncurs Putting Iron
1:41 Wed Mar 29
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